Dak Lak in Vietnam will have 4,000 ha of macadamia by 2030

Published 2022년 9월 29일

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Dak Lak Province in Vietnam is developing a sustainable macadamia cultivation project from 2021 to 2030 with an ambition to expand the macadamia cultivation area to 4,000 hectares. This project, which includes both new plantations and the expansion of existing ones, is aimed at improving the efficiency of land used for agriculture and forestry. The province is also focusing on building deep-processing facilities to enhance the economic benefits and encourage businesses to invest in macadamia cultivation for a sustainable and profitable source of income for local farmers. The strategy includes encouraging cooperation between businesses and farmers, zoning suitable areas for macadamia cultivation, and upgrading existing processing facilities.

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Vice Chairman of Dak Lak Provincial People's Committee Y Giang Gry Nie Knong signed a plan to implement the Prime Minister's Decision on approving the Project on sustainable development of Macadamia in the period of 2021 - 2030, with a vision to 2050. in the local area. Accordingly, Dak Lak strives to develop the macadamia raw material area by 2030 to reach 4,000 hectares (net planting 1,000 hectares, intercropping 3,000 hectares). As of July 2021, this locality has an area of 2,000 hectares of macadamia and the new planting plan for the 2021-2030 period is 2,000 hectares. The current macadamia acreage of Dak Lak is developed in 7 districts and cities including: Krong Nang, Ea H'leo, Krong Buk, Cu Mgar, Ea Kar, Buon Ho town and Buon Ma Thuot city. Newly planted areas of macadamia in the coming time will be planted purely on bare land without forest under the planning of production forests, annual tree planting land and unused forest land; planted on the land area where ...

Source: Agriculture